A New Resource War Is Looming as America Runs Out of Ammo ...Middle East

A little-known metal called Antimony rallied 300% this year, overtaking gold, silver, and even Bitcoin. And there is something that the algorithm gods haven’t noticed. You see, Western powers have embarked on a $100 billion spending spree to restock their armories. Cuise missiles, artillery shells, javelins, bullets, and armored vehicles. They ALL contain antimony, and the worst news is that the U.S. doesn’t produce an ounce of it. This huge price spike that followed China’s decision to cut antimony supply to…

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